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Education reform: Replay our live chat with school policymakers Richard McLellan, John Austin

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By Tim Martin | tmartin4@mlive.com

November 30, 2012, 11:01AM
The live chat will discuss the Oxford Foundation's latest proposals to expand education options. Full story »
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Poll: What will you miss most about Western Michigan's 'Old East' Campus?

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By Ursula Zerilli | uzerilli@mlive.com

December 11, 2012, 10:25AM
Share your favorite memories about Western Michigan University's Old East Campus, which the university intends to renovate and raze. Full story »
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Davenport president's $581,000 compensation is highest among Michigan's private colleges

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By Brian McVicar | bmcvicar@mlive.com

December 11, 2012, 9:30AM
Davenport University President Richard Pappas is the highest compensated leader of a private, nonprofit college in Michigan, bringing in $581,564 in 2010, according to a presidential pay survey. Full story »
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Check out inside of Grand Valley State University's new $40 million business center in Grand Rapids

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By Brian McVicar | bmcvicar@mlive.com

December 10, 2012, 9:37PM
Inside the newest addition to Grand Valley State University’s campus in downtown Grand Rapids, what promises to be an innovative center for academics and community outreach is taking shape.  Full story »
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Jackson Community College trustees will set study session to discuss authorization of charter school

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By Leanne Smith | lsmith12@mlive.com

December 10, 2012, 9:17PM
The study session will take place in the first two weeks of January. Trustees likely would vote on whether or not to authorize the school at their regular Jan. 14 meeting. Full story »
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WMU plans to renovate, raze historic buildings bittersweet to East Campus supporters

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By Ursula Zerilli | uzerilli@mlive.com

December 10, 2012, 9:15PM
"It would be a shame if the entire East Hall structure, which dominated the city of Kalamazoo for decades, would be torn down to just the center structure. We'd lose character in the city," said former WMU alumni relations director Tom Coyne. Full story »
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Why Grand Rapids Community College is considering differential tuition rates for some students

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By Brian McVicar | bmcvicar@mlive.com

December 10, 2012, 8:39PM
Administrators at Grand Rapids Community College are pushing a proposal that would reduce tuition for some high school students dual enrolled at the college.  Full story »
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WMU's East Hall to undergo renovation for alumni center; 3 surrounding historic buildings to be demolished

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By Ursula Zerilli | uzerilli@mlive.com

December 10, 2012, 3:30PM
After years sitting vacant, West Hall, North Hall and the Speech and Hearing Center will be demolished to make way for parking and green space that will surround a $15-million alumni gathering center inside of East Hall, which sits atop Prospect Hill overlooking the city of Kalamazoo. Full story »
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John Austin: Governor Snyder putting right wing in driver's seat with right-to-work law

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By Jen Eyer | jeyer@mlive.com

December 10, 2012, 1:08PM
John Austin is president of the state Board of Education. Austin, D-Ann Arbor, was elected in 2000 and re-elected in 2008. He is director of the Michigan Economic Center at Prima Civitas Foundation. By John Austin I am saddened and chagrined that Governor Snyder is giving the keys to the state’s car over to the ideologically driven right wing... Full story »

Part-time instructors and graduate teaching assistants form umbrella union at KVCC, Western Michigan University

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By Ursula Zerilli | uzerilli@mlive.com

December 10, 2012, 12:50PM
After three days of online voting, members ratified a constitution with a 234-13 vote on Friday creating an umbrella union comprising of the KVCC-Federation of Teachers, the Professional Instructors Organization, AFT Local 1903 and Teaching Assistants Union, AFT Local 1729 on Friday. Full story »
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Learn which Grand Rapids Community College departments have seen enrollment grow or drop

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By Brian McVicar | bmcvicar@mlive.com

December 10, 2012, 12:16PM
Grand Rapids Community College students are taking more classes in manufacturing and physical sciences, but are less interested in criminal justice, child development and wellness. Full story »
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President Gerald R. Ford's daughter, Susan Ford Bales, urges Grand Valley State University graduates to serve public

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By Brian McVicar | bmcvicar@mlive.com

December 08, 2012, 1:22PM
Susan Ford Bales, speaking Saturday, Dec. 8, at Grand Valley State University’s commencement, challenged graduates to reach for their dreams and use their talents and education to serve the public. Full story »
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'(Bleep) Censorship' posters not OK on Saginaw Valley State billboards, prompting legal challenge

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By Lindsay Knake | lknake@mlive.com

December 07, 2012, 7:05PM
SVSU officials say university-owned bulletin boards are not intended to be free speech forums. Full story »
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Ferris State University to expand largest program to Traverse City college

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By Brian McVicar | bmcvicar@mlive.com

December 07, 2012, 5:19PM
Ferris State University in January will begin offering a criminal justice bachelor’s degree – among its most popular programs – at Northwestern Michigan College in Traverse City. Full story »
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Grand Rapids schools exploring partnership with Grand Rapids Public Museum, Kendall College/Ferris State

North Park Elementary second graders visit Grand Rapids Public Museum

By Monica Scott | mscott2@mlive.com

December 07, 2012, 3:45PM
Students, primary and secondary, would attend unique classes and programs at the museum.  Full story »
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KVCC offering 20-week electronic manufacturing program in April

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By Ursula Zerilli | uzerilli@mlive.com

December 07, 2012, 3:36PM
An information session about the Academy is set for 4 p.m. on Dec. 11. Full story »
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    Education reform: Replay our live chat with school policymakers Richard McLellan, John Austin The live chat will discuss the Oxford Foundation's latest proposals to expand education options.

    Davenport president's $581,000 compensation is highest among Michigan's private colleges Davenport University President Richard Pappas is the highest compensated leader of a private, nonprofit college in Michigan, bringing in $581,564 in 2010, according to a presidential pay survey.

    Check out inside of Grand Valley State University's new $40 million business center in Grand Rapids Inside the newest addition to Grand Valley State University’s campus in downtown Grand Rapids, what promises to be an innovative center for academics and community outreach is taking shape.

    Jackson Community College trustees will set study session to discuss authorization of charter school The study session will take place in the first two weeks of January. Trustees likely would vote on whether or not to authorize the school at their regular Jan. 14 meeting.

    WMU plans to renovate, raze historic buildings bittersweet to East Campus supporters "It would be a shame if the entire East Hall structure, which dominated the city of Kalamazoo for decades, would be torn down to just the center structure. We'd lose character in the city," said former WMU alumni relations director Tom Coyne.

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